Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-13
The Nebraska Democracy.

State Convention nominated Thomas
O'Day, of Antelope county, for Justice of
the Supreme Court, and DIR. Slycker and
Fred L. Harris for Regents of the State
University.
The platform Endorses Cleveland's ad-
minstration reaffirms the principles of
the national platform in regard to railroads
and reduction of revenues; demands more
favorable legislation for the laboring
classes rigid enforcement of the high
license law, and opposition TO prohibition
and all sumptuary laws. Sympathy is
extended to PaInell and Gladstone and the
cause of Ireland.
Detroit stiu Leads.
DETROIT. October 18th. - To-day was
played the third of the series of the world
championship baseball games between the
Detroit Club and the st. Louis Browns
The game was one of the most stubbornly
contested ever seen in this city, and re-
quired thirteen innings to determine the
result Seven base-hits were credited to
the winners and eleven 10 their adversaries
The home-club made but one error, and
the visitors four. Score-Detroit 2. ST.
Louis, 1.
And He Ought to Know.
New YORK, October 12th.-Telegrams
received in this city to-day contained
statements that rumors We're current that
Henry Willard had resigned from the Di-
rectory of the Northern Pacific. Willard
authorized the statement that they were ab-
solutely untrue.
Growth OF Montana.
WAsHINGToN, October 12th.-preston II.
Leslie, Governor of Montana, in his annual
report to the Secretary OF the Interior, esti-
mates the present population at 100 600, an
increase of 10000 during the past year.
The present year has been most favorable
for the production of ali staple crops. The
yield of gold silver, lead and copper is
estimated at $26 00o,000.
The Ward-Dauvray Wedding.
NEW YORK, October 12th.-John NJ
Ward, the shortstop of the New York Base
ball Club, and former Captain of the nine,
was married to Miss Helen Dauvray the
actress, this morning. The ceremony took
place at 8 o'clock, but where was not dis
closed by the friends of either participants
1t was not generally known until last even
ing that the engagement existed, and an
air of secrecy has been maintained by all
concerned.
Railroad Examiners.
WASHINGTON, October 12th.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Thaddeus C, Pound, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis. George Stoneman,
of Los Angeles, Cal, and Theodore Conk,
of Cincinnati, Commissioners to examine
and report upon two sections of railroad
and telegraph line constructed by the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, successor to
the California and Oregon Railroad Com
pany.
California Hops the Best.
Copvi0a. 1857. BY the California associated Press.l
NEW YORK, October 18th Especial. i
New Pacific coast hops are arriving in this
bot II - tlot 20
make relatively better showing than the
Oregon or Washington Territory crops.
No Increase in Rates.
Icopwssi. 1857, by tts CALIFORNIA Associated Press
New YORK, October 12th.-GSpecial. i
Jay Gould said to-day that there will be no
advance in Geographic tolls. I'VE can af-
ford he said, ito do business at present
rates"
The Anarchist Case.
CHICAGO, October 12th.-Captain Black
and Mr.. Solomon, counsel for the con-
demned Anarchists, started this afternoon
for New York to confer with General Pryor
and ]. Randolph Tucker in regard to the
appeal proceedings in the case of the con-
demned men.
Pensioned Californians.
CeppGa, 1857, BY he California Lssociaied Pres.
WASHINGTON, October 12th-[Special l.
California pensions have been issued as
follows James Smith, Vallejo; VIM T.
Jaruson, Sumner James Linn, Iowa Hill :;
John Henry, Iowa City; Otis Smith, Cot
onwood.
New Postmasters.
!CopyigSt 1857. Jy he California Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, October 12th.-lSpecial l.
John K. Brodneck has been appointed
Postmaster at Yosemite, and H. w. Leon
ard has been commissioned Postmaster at
Deadwood, California
Summer No Longer Lipgers.
New YORK, October 12th.-Advices 20 the
Associated Press ind cate widespread area
If low temperature. Snow fell to-day at
Quebec. Canionarie, n. Y. and Middle
bury. VT. Frost appeared last night as far
south as Port Gibson, Miss.
Kipatrick's Remains.
NEW YORK. October 12th.-The remains
Of the late General Fitzpatrick, accom-
panied by the fsnily arrived this evening
from Aspinwall.